CENTRALIZED PROTECTION AND CONTROL
SSC600 represents a new approach to protection and control in distribution networks – centralizing all protection and control functionality in one single device on substation level.
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Abstract—This paper documents a collaborative effort between the authors'' companies to design three separate centralized protection and control (CPC) systems for an existing distribution substation.
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